Sentences with phrase «less volume of food»

Feeding food with high moisture content usually encourages your cat to eat a bit less as well, as your cat gets more nutrition from less volume of food.

Senior food is generally more calorie dense as appetite decreases with age so the older dog can eat less volume of food but still maintain the same or only marginally lower caloric intake.

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Regarding food and drink water, the required calculated numbers would be around 15 % for food and 10 % for water (even less if rain is used) Regarding predators: the ark had a huge volume, about 500 American railroad cars, each of them able to carry 240 sheep.

The required food and drink water was calculated to be around 15 % (volume of ark) for food and 10 % for water (even less if rain is used)

A leading foodservice distributor deployed the Spoiler Alert platform at nine facilities across five states, standardizing its processes for managing unsold inventory and reducing the volume of food sent to landfill in less than a month.

While the volume of food is less, they'll fill you up just as well!

By 9 months of age, their volume and variety of solid food intake increases, and many babies will gradually nurse less often, perhaps 4 times a day.

He takes hold of Rubio's stomach and studies an area about two inches wide, «enough space to hold four ounces of food» — the volume of about half a juice box, and less than one - tenth its normal capacity.

In a Pennsylvania State University study, people invited to eat high - volume, low - calorie foods ad libitum ate less over the course of a day.

Research conducted by Pennsylvania State University found that when you gave people the licence to eat as much of these high - volume, low - calorie foods as they could handle, they invariably ate less over the course of a day.

People tend to eat about the same amount of food volume per day, so replacing some of that volume with starchy, voluminous foods like potatoes and bananas can often help people eat less.

You were likely consuming less calories on WFPB / ETL without reducing volume of consumption due to the lesser caloric density of carb - heavy plant foods compared to fat - heavy animal and processed foods.

And high - fiber diets also tend to be less «energy dense,» which means they have fewer calories for the same volume of food.

But here's the thing... you'll get full and feel full on less calories because low density foods have little calories for greater volume (lots) of food.

(64) If you serve smaller portions of high calorie foods, but maintain the same volume on your plate by adding vegetables, fruits, and other low calorie items, you can eat 30 % less and be just as full.

The athlete on 3600 calories, due to the sheer volume of food, can use less nutrient dense foods to score the same amount of micronutrients.

In other words, if you eat the same volume of food, you will consume much less calories.

Whole plant foods, and especially raw foods are typically less dense in calories, so you have to eat more volume of food.

Ensuring the bulk of your meals are based around fresh vegetables, lean meats and grains helps to keep you fuller on less food volume.

By consuming more of one macronutrient over another, the person may ensure they're providing sufficient energy to the body, despite eating less total amount (i.e., volume) of food, which means increased satiety [8].

This just means that once the food is cooked, the actual volume of protein contributed by the fresh chicken is much less.

Fresh meats contain up to 80 % moisture by volume which means that when the food product is cooked and processed, most of that moisture is removed and the actual volume of protein provided by that ingredient could be much less.

Fresh meats like chicken contain up to 80 % moisture by volume — this means that once the food is cooked, most of that moisture is lost and the total volume of that ingredient becomes significantly less.

This means that when the food is cooked and processed, most of that moisture is removed and the actual volume of protein provided by the fresh meat could be much less.

Though it may sound counterintuitive, as a general rule, large breed dogs require less food and small breed dogs require more food when expressed on a volume of food per pound of body weight.

Hence, your dog will eat less in volume (and thus the extra cost of the food is somewhat offset) and excrete small and firm stools.

Fresh meats like beef contain up to 80 % moisture by volume which means that when the food product is processed and cooked, much of that moisture is removed and the actual volume of protein provided by the beef could be much less.

Because the ingredients list on food labels is ordered by volume prior to cooking, the actual volume of protein provided by the fresh chicken and turkey could be significantly less after cooking.

If the food is made with lower quality ingredients such as by - products, grain fractions, and chemical preservatives, it will be less digestible and therefore excreted as waste in the form of higher stool volume and excess gas.

Fresh meats contain up to 80 % moisture by volume — this just means that once the food is cooked, the actual volume of protein contributed by the fresh quail could be much less.

A cup of one food might weigh more or less than a cup of another food, so buy a food scale and measure the food by weight, not by volume.

For manufacturers, the volume of the protein required for a treat line is less than is needed for food, making it easier to secure the necessary supply.

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